Hi!
I’m using Chrome Version 121.0.6167.184 with Bitwarden 2024.2.0 and I’ve noticed that Bitwarden is not letting Chrome autofill credit card details. However, if I disable Bitwarden in the Payments methods then it’s also disabled on the password side.
Is there a way to only disable Bitwarden for Credit cards but still fill in passwords? Thanks! (this was the regular behaviour a few weeks ago but I guess some update happen and now things work diferently
Also searching for the same info.
@brabrapro Welcome to the forum!
This topic has been tagged app:desktop, but I assume that your question is actually about the Bitwarden browser extension.
I would suggest going to Settings > Auto-fill and disabling (unchecking) the option “Make Bitwarden your default password manager”. Then go to chrome://settings/payments in your Chrome browser, and make sure that “Save and fill payment methods” has been enabled.
This is not an acceptable solution, as it means that Google Chrome will start managing passwords again. There must be an option in Bitwarden not to takeover the payment methods.
I agree. I cannot understand how I’m not able to reverse a config done before. Is Chrome the culprit here?
I had bitwarden for the longest time as a Chrome extension, but payments were managed by Chrome itself. I decided (I cannot remember where) to let bitwarden manage payments and I cannot reverse this decision unless I disable bitwarden for passwords too. Doesn’t make any sense to me…
I know it’s machine specific, I have another windows machine with chrome sync enable, and that still works fine with regards to Chrome handling payments and bitwarden only password. What should I do? Uinstall chrome?
@c.ciprian Welcome to the forum!
No, that is not necessarily the case. You can independently enable/disable Chrome’s management of password, identities (personal info/addresses), and payment methods.
After you disable “Make Bitwarden your default password manager” in the Bitwarden browser extension and enable Chrome’s saving/auto-filling of payment methods, go to chrome://password-manager/settings and ensure that everything is disabled there. Additionally, go to chrome://settings/addresses and ensure that this is either enabled or disabled according to your preferences.
There is no such setting. Most likely, you enabled or modified the option to “Show auto-fill menu on form fields”, and then clicked “Make Default” in response to this prompt:
I have the same problem. I have turned off the Make Bitwarden your default password manager checkbox and moved it to the payment methods in the browser.
Then, as shown in the image, Bitwarden also dominates about the automatic credit card information input and the automatic credit card input function in the browser is disabled.
Is the solution you have provided in this thread incorrect or have missed something? I think.
P.S. I’m using Arc browser.
@falconws Welcome to the forum!
What happens if you completely uninstall the browser extension, then reenable the browser’s payment autofill, and finally, reinstall the Bitwarden browser extension?
Just to add to the discussion.
Today I tried configuring the Bitwarden Chrome extension’s privacy settings but when I returned to the Chrome settings page about payment methods, Bitwarden is still overriding Google/Chrome, so my solution did not work. 
Bitwarden definitely didn’t behave this way a few years back and this is a major UX flaw.
I too hit this a few weeks ago after years of having bitwarden work perfectly for logins, and chrome filling in payment details. I have removed and re-installed the bitwarden extension today, didn’t go near the “make it default” setting, turned on autofill in the bitwarden settings, and it is back how it was - bitwarden is filling logins, chrome password manager is off, chrome save/fill payments is on and working, and there is no mention of “bitwarden is controlling this” in the chrome settings. I think once you have touched the “make bitwarden the default manager” setting, it breaks it, and turning it back off doesn’t help.
Having same trouble for last couple of weeks. I use the combo of Bitwarden extension on Chrome and Google Wallet for work, and the 2 just will not cooperate. Please address asap!
@heybitwardenfans Welcome to the forum! Have you tried the method described in the comment just above yours?
This method works (somewhat). If I disable the setting to make Bitwarden my default manager, I am now able to use my browser’s (brave) auto-fill settings for payment and addresses.
However, now Bitwarden does NOT offer to save my passwords. Which defeats the purpose of Bitwarden.
I just don’t understand like why is there no additional checkboxes to fine tune the settings? This used to work, why is it being shoved down our throats? I don’t get it lmao, crazy
@asdqwe Welcome to the forum!
In the Bitwarden browser extension, under Settings > Options, have you enabled the following two options?
Also, in Brave’s settings, have you disabled saving and auto-filling of passwords?
Yes it did work!! So excited. Thanks @grb
I don’t see “Options” under “Settings” in my Bitwarden Chrome extension…
@MikeWestover Welcome to the forum!
There was recently a make-over of the Settings section, so the “Ask to add login” and “Ask to update existing login” options are now located under Settings > Notifications.
